Top 10 Moments Of Manchester Pride 2014
- By I Love MCR
- Published 28 August 2014
- Updated 7 years ago
1. Yesterday, the sun came out for Manchester Pride.
Check out my blog entry on today’s #ManchesterPride at: http://t.co/SborcL9i2L @MENnewsdesk @MetroUK pic.twitter.com/KiLbNngLKq
– Eddy Gosht (@EddyGosht) August 23, 2014
2. Pixie Lott wore this bra especially.
Adicionamos novas fotos da Pixie se apresentando no “Manchester Pride”. Veja em nosso site – http://t.co/z6Va9tGug3 pic.twitter.com/Dn0DWlgIdB
– CrazyCats Brasil (@CrazyCatsBrazil) August 24, 2014
3. This police car was all gussied up.
4. As was this helicopter.
“@NPAS_Barton: NPAS flying with #PRIDE. @gmpolice @GMPPrideNetwork #Manchester #Pride2014 pic.twitter.com/fwWlmZxjKn” LOVE IT! JP
– GMP Pride Network (@GMPPrideNetwork) August 23, 2014
5. The streets of Manchester were really colourful.
?? Thousands line Manchester’s streets for #Pride parade! http://t.co/QuMKgpG5eD #lgbt photos ?? pic.twitter.com/1395DU8BDY
– Coral (@CoralKittyCat) August 24, 2014
6. Really colourful.
Are you enjoying the festivities @ManchesterPride today? http://t.co/3WCdbBzU9w pic.twitter.com/10Qp4OpatJ
– VisitBritain (@VisitBritain) August 23, 2014
7. Pride dogs were proud.
@hbsauce Manchester Pride pug! pic.twitter.com/nRJySDpyxa
– Ian (@Ian_Wells) August 23, 2014
8. This wig was particularly wonderful.
One of the best Manchester Pride’s so far, film to edit-hope rain keeps off for Notting Hill filming pic.twitter.com/KznyYfiagk
– Brian Leslie (@brian_leslie1) August 23, 2014
9. Pizza Hut asked the right question.
Pizza Hut ad for Manchester Pride. pic.twitter.com/Aj9YWjDXNc
– Jean-Paul Audouy (@jpaudouy) August 23, 2014
10. Lea DeLaria from Orange Is the New Black said hi.
Credit: Robyn Wilder
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